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WEB ID: 22915722

430 Vanderbilt Avenue Fort Greene, Brooklyn, NY 11238

Fort Greene, Brooklyn, NY 11238

for sale | Multi-Family Townhouse | Built in 1930

6 beds
4 baths
3520 Approx. Sqft
$3,500,000
  • Annual Tax: $20,576.76
  • Available Immediately

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WEB ID: 22915722

430 Vanderbilt Avenue Fort Greene, Brooklyn, NY 11238

Fort Greene, Brooklyn, NY 11238

for sale | Multi-Family Townhouse | Built in 1930

6 beds
4 baths
3520 Approx. Sqft
$3,500,000
  • Annual Tax: $20,576.76
  • Available Immediately

The Details

About 430 Vanderbilt Avenue, Fort Greene, Brooklyn, NY 11238

GREENE AVENUE and GATES AVENUE
Don't miss this opportunity to own your piece of Fort Greene's rich history with a tour of 430 Vanderbilt.

This meticulously maintained 1872 Brownstone boasts a stately 20' wide lot that invites you to step into this spectacular bygone era property with many of the pre-war, elegant period details still intact.

Currently configured and used as a lucrative, high-income 4-unit dwelling, this Brownstone ...
Listing Courtesy of Corcoran, Tom Le, (718) 422-2524, Resource data displayed by Corcoran Group
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Fort Greene

Historically one of Brooklyn’s most elegant neighborhoods, Fort Greene has long contended for the distinction of the borough’s most desirable address. Its stately brownstones are coveted and well-preserved, appearing virtually unaltered from how they looked when built during the mid-1800s. Those inhabit the area’s Historic District, while, around the edges, luxury developments have risen. Smack dab in the middle of Fort Greene lies Fort Greene Park, the hilly green heart around which the neighborhood revolves. Formerly the site of an actual Revolutionary War fort, it was in the 1840s when then-newspaper editor Walt Whitman called for reclaiming the area and turning it into public space. Opened initially as Washington Park, it was redesigned in 1867 by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux — who had already developed Central Park and would go on to do Prospect Park — and given its current name.

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430 Vanderbilt Avenue

Multi-Family Townhouse in Fort Greene

Greene Avenue And Gates Avenue

  • 4 UNITS
  • 3 STORIES
  • 1930 BUILT
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